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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-21
SITUATIONS WANTED.
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MaIe.-.COntlnued
DHARMACIST-S Situation wanted by
l. pharmacist with Minnesota certificate;
can furnish reference from the leading ply
sicians in st. Paul. Address P 10 Globe. 1
CTENOGRAPHER- position
- as stenographer and typewriter by a
young man with several months experience.
Address H 10, Globe.
- electric lights: have had experience for
year. E. G.. 543 Wabasha st.
CALESMAN-Wante a situation by first
~ class dry goods man; speaks German
and understands bookkeeping. Address 7
so, Globe.
TELEGRAPHER wants position in
Il branch Office or railway station or will
do repair work for telegraph or telephone
company. Address Ii. Z. Moore, Saltwater,
Mimi. 32l-32o
T TSEFUL MAN-Position desired by a
- young Christian man; please reply or
get your friends interested; you will never
regret it, "a, Globe.
NORK-Young man eighteen years of
w age, good penman, would like posi-
ton of any kind; salary no object. Address
ID. F., Globe.
FOR SALE.
lhO DOllcTS tCdllcu TIC
ID Gold boiler as good as new, with lot
of pipes and few radiators now in our old
place of business, under ITO West Third st.
For further information call on Mr., Charles
Parmlee, steam filter, on Sixth near Claren-
don hotel, or at our new store, No 2l7 and
2l9 East Third st. Geo. Benz 4 Sons.
32I-327
COAT-Seal coat almost new. 40 inches
" long, cost S32o; will sell for $40:
can't be told from new. Simon, the pawn
broker. 314 jackson ST. 324525
DRESSMAKER-W dressmaker
~ frst-class cutt9r and filter. 49S Day
ton av. 1
IL in one of Bushnell x Bushneu's syndi-
Gates; will sell at bargain. Address g.,
Globe. 322-32S
ENGINE-A two-horse Baxter engine
IL made by the Colts Arms company; it is
in good condition and for sale cheap. Adj
dress j. ". Cole q Co., Black River Falls
Wis. 322-326
FURNITURE FOR SALE-For sale at a
l. bargain, the furniture complete of a
seven-room house: centrally located; two
rooms nov rented: house can be rented by
responsible party: coal and potatoes i'll eel
lar; i'll health reason for selling. Address
for particulars %, Globe 323-326
MASTIFF PUPS for sale, of choicest
vi breeding: sired by Champion Wacouta
Nap. Address Wacouta Kennels, st. Paul
Mimi. 32l 800
RTONEY-S2O 10 $500 to loan on artlcIes
1tl of value; property left in your posses
sion. st. Paul Loan Co., 309l2 Jackson St,
Rooms l and .. 1854
NEWMARKET-Seal newmarket
~ beauty; very long; worn about two
months last winter and cost then $500; this
is bargain at $500. Simon, the pawn
broker 3l4 Jackson st. 4-325
DIANO-New Emerson, cheap. as / am
l. leaving the city. Mrs. Shook, II lyle
hart ST. 324-325
DIANOS For Sale-One fine new piano.
l. 1925; one second hand Weber, S175;
one second hand Knabe, $3.50. $50 Dayton
av. 324-326
STOyE-If you want cheap heating stove
~ call at 466 Wabasha st. S24 325
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-21
ST. PAUL WANTS.

/, WANTS on this page will be inserted undo,
classified headings according TO the following
TABLE OF RATES
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-21

DOY-An office boy; also young man OF
ID good education for city delivery. APP
plicants address in own handwriting, giving
references. 0 81, Globe.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-21

IL bic for two families, 975 Merriam ST.,
till spring, cheap. Apply % East Seventh
St 324-326
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-21

A GENTS-We VIII give solid gold watch
II to the agent that sells the largest num-
Der of our Few book. Earth, Sea and Sky, by
January l. Liberal commissions at which
$3.50 per month can easily be made. For
full information call Oh or address Empyreal
Publishing house, "a East Fourth ST, St
Paul. Mimi. 303-332
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-21

HOUSE-To rent from Dec 10, the first
Ii class residence No. PIT Dayton sv, OPP
posite Kittson's, now occupied by E.. G.
Rogers; house has all modern convenienees
and in good repair; good stable on premises;
$50 per month. Inquire at 5SS st. Peter st.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-21
DYE WORKS..

n L. JAMESON & CO.'S Steam DYE
-. Works-Gents' clothing a specially
Alp Wabasha st. end Id West Sixth. st. Paul
Mimi 1919
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-21

HOUSES-To rent, two new houses, on
IL Selby av., near Summit; ten rooms
each; all modern conveniences. Inquire at
240 Dayton av. 319-325
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-21
AUCTION SALES.
SansOme Company.

A UCTION-15 CHOICE BUSINESS
II and residence lots at public auction, ON
Concord ST., two blocks south of Annapolis
street station and three blocks north or Min
nesota d Northwestern railroad car shops.
We will sell atlpublic action, without any re-
serve whatever. on Wednesday afternoon,
Nov. %, 1887. at 3 O'Clock, sharp, lots 1, 2,
g. 4, 5, 6. z, 9, 10, IL, IA, Is, 10, 90 and 81,
Out Lots to South st. Paul; Concord st. to
South st. Paul is what East and West Sew
enth st. is TO st. Paul proper-the main ar
terry, the business thoroughfare; and as the
public Is well informed of the vast enter
prises already executed aud the overwhelm-
ing and extensive improvements now being
pushed to the finishing touch, it is only
waste Of time and space to rehearse the mat
ter; everybody is well aware that no other
part Of st. Paul can show such a healthy
state Of genuine advancement in prices, and
parties fortunate in securing some of this
property can rest assured of doubling their
purchase money in short time; dealers in
real estate, spectators, and others on the
lookout for snap in bargains, will find 1t to
their interest to attend this sale. as one Of the
owners is preparing to go South, and all par
ties concerned have agreed to sell at the pub
lies own price in order to close up their en-
tire interests bear in mind the day, time and
place Of sale; terms easy and made known
on the grounds at time of sale; free motor
line tickets can be secured at our Office, 4l2
and Ala Sibiey St; at Cremer IL Hammers
rsal estate Office, Az Robert ST. : at G. w. NC.
Nellis, 100 Dakota av., and at both depCts at
2 o'clock on day OF sale: take o'clock
motor For further information call on G. j.
Meilicke, auctioneer, at Sansome Company.
auctiOneers. 412 and Ala Sibley st. 323-327
T NJ. GRAUPMANN'S hotel and sample
Os room effects at public auction. i will
sell at public auction, on Wednesday morn
ing, Nov. %, commencing at o'clock sharp,
j. NJ. Graupmann's entire personal effects, at
his residence and place of business, POI
Bates av., corner of Plum st., on Dayton's
bar and back bar, l splendid saloon refriger-
ator, l 6-foOt showcase, / pool table COM
plete, all the furniture in house. parlor, bed
room, dining room and kitchen effects, 1
open buggy. new White sewing machine,
large lot of crockery and glassware. The
goods arc all i'll first class condition, and par
ties ON the lookout for bargains should bear
in mind the day, time and place of SALE G.
j. Meilicke, Auctioneer, with Sansome com
many 410 and ! IL Sibey st 323-327
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-21

HOUSE-For rent, furnished eight-room
IL house; modern conveniences; in desir-
able location. Apply at Room IL, Frost
block. next to Globe building 324-330
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-21
FOR SALE.

DOILERS-Cheap, two boilers called the
I'D Gold boiler as good as new, with lot
of pipes and a few radiators. now in our old
place of business, under ITO West Third ST.
For further information call on Mr.. Charles
Parmlee, steam filter. on Sixth near Claren-
don hotel, or at our new store, No. OF and
219 East Third st. Geo. Benz d Sons.
32l-327
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-29
Brady,

Correspondence Of the Gazette.
BRADY, TEX, Dec. 24.-The December
term of the District court adjourned yes
terday evening There has never in the
history Of the county been court that
gave more general satisfaction to the law
abiding citizen IN its results and the
business transacted. Out of seventeen
criminal cases disposed OF By the court
there were fifteen verdicts Of guilty and
two hung juries Or mistri1ls, and not q
single acquittsl. P. P. w. McNab was
given ten years in the penitentiary; j. 7.
Crisweu FIVE years; Rich Anderson five
years, and Daniel Rudder ten years; all
for horse theft. jesse Shirley was given
two years each in two cases Of cow theft,
making four years in al. The other
cascs were for minor offenses. In one
important civil suit IN which there YVES in
volved about $4,000 worth Of property.
c. G. Prude and John n. Rec, plaintiffs,
and james Campbsll, defendant, the Jury
rendered verdict in favor OF the former.
The Judge afterwards granted new
trial and the suit will be tried again prob
ably at the Mex term Of the District
court.
The last Legislature changed our
county from the Thirty-third to the
Thirty fifth Judicial district, giving US
81 entirely new court. Our people are
highly pleased over the change.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-29

! egar, 15625c; concentrated I've, 81 75G400; Jugs
glazed, 10c per gal; crooks, glazed 10c per ga!
dried peachec, &c; indigo, 15c per D bluinG.
30o Isl 60 per dozen ;OolsmEn's mustard, 81 sos
/ so dozen: macaroni. Imported. 15o per D /;
American 75c per boz; buckets, two hoops.
81 GO per dozen; brilliant oils. bbls, lsc; Eupior,
bis 2se ia DO 20 cases s. 10 brilliant
small box. CSC; vermiceni. small box, 65c;
cstsup in bUlk, per gallon, Soc: Worcester
sauce IN bulk, per gallon. 81 20. Mixed pickles,
par 4 Dbl, 81 90.
sugar-fine powdered. bbls, sxci do half
bbls, &c; cut LOAF, bbls, SxC; DO half bbls SC;
standard granuisted, bbls, 7zsc; Louisiana
grsnulated, bbls, TIC; standard A,7hc; choice
white, nc; Louisiana y. c., choice, exc; do
fancy exc
Rics-Louisiana, new 5XGsHc.
HORSES AND MULEs-In 0sT CO train load
lots: Mexican mares, 12h &c 13x hands high,
unbroken, Sl5 0031s 90 per head: MexiStn
mares, 15H 20 Il hauds high. Unbroken, SIS Goa
high, unbrcken, S22 0OS25 90 per head; Texgg
mares, Is TO 4 hands high, uabroken, go cos
so 90 per head; Texas mares, Il 50 % hands
high, unbroten, $50 0O94Q 90 her head; Te1ss
mares, Is to Is hands high, unbgoksn, $50 008
! so GO per head; Texas horGes. Is 10 hands
high unbroken, s25 00N30 90 per hesd: Texas
horses, IA to Is hands high, unbroken, $50 00@
50 90 per head; Me1ican horses, IL to Il hands
high, unbrokan, SiS 00I25 90 seq head: MeXt-
can hoEsee, IA TO Is hands high, unbroksn, S25 co
$50 % per headi Mexican mules. l25s to Il
lSnus 1tgE, uIDECAS1ls go eJeI0v w PoI nedu
Texas mules, i to 1913 hands nigh, broke, $50 90
S150 90; American dfafs horses, Is 10 l6h hands
bign, broke, S100@175 90. From 50 90 s. az
disional for thoroughly broke stock.
HIDES AND skINS-Nc. heavy q hides,
lie per 81; No. heavy sci Fo, light &C.;
No. 2 light &c.
Dry sailed 7@sci bull hides Sc: giue sc;
green salted Sc; butchers green 394}5ci shesr-
nngs 20c; pelts z0S76c.
MOLAssEs-New Louisiana syrup 4Sc; new
choice louisiana molasse8, o Il, soc; new
prime do 523; new fair 90 49c; choics centcifu-
gals 45c; prime do 40c; prime roboiIad SIC fair
do 35c
NUTS = Peanuts. e4@7kc; peoans. &C.,;
almonds, zoe; Brazil nuts, l5c per D dlbe1Is
l6o per 4 English wslnuts, 15o per D.
horseshoe per keg SIS; Perkins, aams, 50 sos
walker, same, 50 &C. burden mule IS; no2th-
western horseshoe nails, No. 4, SOC: No. 8. zee /;
No. 6, 25c: No. 7, 2lc; No. 8, 2oa; "Lake's' No. 4,
45c; No. 8, 26c; No. g. 22c No, J, 20o; no. s. l9c;
Ausabla, same No. 4. 45o; No. s. 24c; Nc. g. 2lc;
80. Z, l9c; No. 6, 1Sc.
POULTRY-We quote: Young trying chickens
81 1901 60 per doz; old hens s. % per doc. 5
WaIsRY-Rectided 81 cal 50, re per proof;
sour mash. two years old. q 601l 70; threa
years old 81 9002 20; fancy extra old whisky
81 00G5 20.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-29
Live Stock Market.

ST. LOUIS, MO-, Dec. observation-disclosures
Duo; shipments leo; market active and stronger;
choice heavy native steers 81 4015 IS; far to
good native steers, S. scat 80; butchers steers,
rangerf, 81 25G4 so. Sheep-Receipts 100;
shipments none; market stLadv; fairs 20 choice
s. 1904 20. Hogs-Receipts 5000; shipments
$500: market firm, prices ran.i ing from 81 90
as 10.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2s.-BeeYes-Receipt COZ
c'r!1ads, Ill carloads 10 ba sol, SO Arloads for
city sleaghterers direct and 81 carloads for ex-
open ng: frmer with partial RECEIVERS before
thu finish. Poor to extra steers sold at So 75G
90 with few selections at s. 60 as so Elk
ports 400. Sheep-Recsipts 400; firm and a
small fraction Fiyher az 4954c per pound for
sheep and 55EG73Sc for 1 mbs. General GALES
at \ q 514c per pouad for sheep and 6663!c for
lambs Hogs-Receipts 1900; nearly all COZ
signed direct toisiauehterers ;snomiually stesdy
for live hogs a. 0C05 IS.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Dec. 2S-Csttie-Receipis
1882; shipments 35S. Shipping stee 10c higher.
Cows and butchers stuff 56lCc higher GOOD
to choice corn fed 81 scat so; common TO mt
dunn s. 1904 20; stockers g 00G2 90: feeding
steers S! 65G3 20; COWS 81 5O6319 Hogs-Re-
ceipts 5!22: shipments sos Best 10c higher;
othets 5GlOc higher; prices ranged from s. Goa
20. Sheep-Receipts al; shipments rot rs
DO ted; market roDg: good to choice IS 5c5
80; common to medium s. GOES . &
CHICAGO, I'LL, Dec. IS Cattle - Receipts
choice So 2595 40; shipping steers ShssA500;
s.ockers ana feeders s. 20 g 40; COVE, buf's asd
mixed 81 50G3 90; Texas cattle N75G3 D.
Hogs-Recetp:s 5000; market strong: l0c
higher; mixed s 1505 IS; heavy s. 40d5 IS {;
light 81 9O@5 %. Sheep-ReceioIs 1000; ship
western 35005 10; Texans 81 5 .@3 80; lambs
81 50G5 70.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-29
ON CHANGE.
Spot Cotton Unchanged, Futures From
One TO 1--WE Points Lower-M0n-
ey Market Was Easy.
Wheat Opened Strong, Fiuctased Narrowly
and Closed at q DecIiDc-Live Stock
transactions Brisk.
Dauy Review.

GAZETTE OFFICE,
FORT WORTH. Tex, Dec, Is. 1884,.
Eight snd half cents is paid for cot
ton on the streets, but very little is offer
Jug.
Merchants are taking stock this week.
Retailers are only doing s light trade.
Some few orders ere coming in to
wholesale merchants.
COTTON.
weakness has been the chief character
istic OF the New York market this week.
Up to Thursday night the decline WAS
slow but stesdy, and evinced gradual
weakening of the position. due, it was
thought, chiefly TO the realizing of longs,
who were unwilling TO c'rry any large load
over the holidays, and also TO the general
expectation that the crop movement this
week would prove OF pretty good
volume. Rumors OF heavy receipts TO
come by river to New Orleans
were freely circulated In this connec-
ton. Spots sympathized with futures to
some extent and this weakening tendency
was also assisted By the continued steady
movement of actual cotton 10 this mar
ket. On Friday the failure OF the crop
movement TO mGterialiZe TO the extent eX-
pected caused & rally which put up futures
about ten points IN the forenoon. a good
business vas done on the advance. Spots
showed the most active gain, advancing
&c, snd leaving quotations exactly the
same IS at this time last week. The ES-
change closed Friday night, and will re-
open Tuesday morning. Liverpool will
remain closed until Wednesday morning.
+ Bradstreet's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-29
UTE8 IN COLORADO.
They Cross the Utah Line 20 Eunr-TroubIe
Feared,

They Cross the Utah Line 20 Eunr-TroubIe
Feared,
GLENwoOD SPRINGS, Col, Dec. 28.-
For several days past reports have
reached here from the White river Coup-
try that the Utes are eff their reservation
east Of the Ussh lie, and that they are
buying all the firearms they can obtain.
l. is feared ths6 an outbreak will soon
occur. They have been informed that
they are not on their reservation, and
THAI they are breaking the pledges given
LAST summer in again coming into Gar
f5ld county. To this they say they IL
tend TO hunt where they find game in
plenty, and that the white men cannot
hinder them. A number Of c2ttlemen
have ordered their men to shoot any In
di&ns they may see on their ranges, or
anywhere east of the Utah line. II is
feared that should the Indians come in
force they will De prepared for mischief.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-29

hOAnaHl
SnacIal to the Gazette.

special 10 the Gazette.
BoNHAM, TEX, Dec. 28.-Several old
time citizens OF Bonham, who reside in
different parts of the country, are back to
spend the holidays. Notable among these
are Hugh HaIsell and wife, Corsl-
cana; Billie Williams and wife,
Ladonis; Miss Nlnnette Jackson,
0lray, Col; Luther Maddrey, Fort
Worth; Clarence WEIGH, Lsdonis, and
Charles T. ColdWell. who has been travel
ing in California, Colorado, Missouri and
Illinois.
social hop will be given at the
Armory hall of the Fsnnin Guards to-
morrow night, which promisessto eclipse
anything IN that line for the season.
The City Council as it's last meeting
completed negotiations for the purchase
Of ten acres Of land IN the western part OF
the city on which to erect the weterworks
psnt. 1t is understood that the contract
for the work will be open for bids next
month.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-29
ABILENE.
a Prominent Dry Goods Firm Closed by
Attachment

a Prominent Dry Goods Firm Closed by
Attachment
Special to the Gazette.
ABILENE, TEX Dec. 2S.-The firm OF
]. W. Campbell & Co., dealers in dry
Goods and notions, was closed this m orn-
ing BIZ attachment. Mack, Stadler & Co.
Of Cincinnati, Ohio, ran the first attach
ment on the stock to the amount Of
sl756 IL, followed By FIRST National Bank
of Abilene for S4595.04, and o. W.
Steffens for S485S IS, making total OF
sII,2I0G3. Other attachments are ex-
pected to be made daring the day.
In Justice Dsugherty's court yesterday
the suit Of T.Slsyton VS. Gus Vickers for
theft of horse was tried before 8 jury
snd the defendant given Judgment for 8
cents.
Colonel Henry Ssyles leaves to-day for
Dallas to attend the meeting called on the
29!h inst.
correspondence of the Gazette.
ABILENE, Tex, Dec. 27.-Messrs.
Henry Sayles and N. A. Spoonts, dele
gates to the immigration convention, have
returned home and feel quite certain
thst the state meeting st Dallas will et-
feet much good a. an early day. A meet
ing OF the Progressive Association was
called yesterday sud great interest is felt
in the grand movement for better times.
The body of john Aston, who Wss &C.
c.dentally killed on his raGch in New
Mexico, and rot 81 Tombstone, 4. tt, &c
THE GAZETTE Wss informed On the oath
instant, arrived or the train yesterday,
accompanied by his wife. A number CT
his friends we're waiting a. the depot aud
took charge CT his body. l. was placed
in the h2arse, and O very large crowd fol-
lowed Il to the iast resting place.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-29
GENER Az zIARNNTs.
Produce end Provisions

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Dec. 2S.-Flour-@alet and
unchanged. Wheat spot grades firm .and higher
options; the market opened strong on FeporS a.
Emperor williams death and 2aERnces else
where, but weakened and becsms aassttled on
heavy realizing closing &c belCE yester-
day; No. red cash S2X6S3c; JanuafTz 81 &c;
February SIS &c; May S67s 0S715c, clOslng at 63H
0s65Se. Corn spot finn aud tending uoward;
In options, the opening IVES strong IN sym oaihy
with wheat, but fell back afterward and closed
the same as yesterday; eash 46@l5c; Ji nm
May 5o3S@5Oxc closing at 5O5Sc.
Oats firm in The early session, bit closed same
Oornmeal at So 60@2 65 WHISKY at 81 05. Pro
visiona-Market dali and unchanged. Pork
sold at Sl4 70 for old mess and S14 30 for new
salt meats, boxed lots, shoulders Sc 90; long
clear and clear ribs 81 75; short c!ear S: 81
Bacon, boxed shoulders Sc so; long clear and
stesdy T and - sedr At C. ar
n ON board: Wheat easy; December Sl2lc bid;
January s2I4c; February SS24c asked; May s62s
@o6Ac. Corn steady; January 4l1Sc bid; Feb
ruary 4SAc; Nay 50h 65O7sc. OATS easy.
CHICAGO, ILL Dec. 3 Markets On change
at the op ming We're OF b. llish tendency; light
receipts and fears of snow blockade being
moving causes. May pork opened 7Ic higher
after opening It dropped back to So 20 in SYM
patty with the grain markets. Then came a
lurther drop SIS AK on free selling, bat By
81 QUICK II n6Q ISaCICu 10 Sl0 90.
May whest opened 20 higher at S52Sc;
and Immediately sold to S6o, but longs began to
realize and 1t sold # to S5}5c in the first hour
1t subsequently droppid TO S514c and then op
orators began TO buy, which sent 1t to S55sc.
May corn opened &c higher at J45Sc and went
quickly SOC. During the rest OF the day the
market segged up ana down with whest. The
board TO da, voted 20 adjourn
from Friday afternoon 10 Tuesday morning.
Leading futures closed: Wheat-December
7s5sc; January 7S4o; February 793; May s53sc.
Com - December 49&c; January 494e;
S!4 IS; Februsry -; May SIS 50. Lard -
Janusry 81 s2a; February 81 80; March IS 20;
Msy IS Tx. Short ribs-Feb fuary 81 80;
&arch 81 %; Nay IS 10. Cash quotations. were:
Flour dull and prices steady. Wheat-No. .
red Sic Oorn-No. 2: 1870. Mess PORK per
barrel, Sl4 90G15 co. Lard, per leo pounds.
81 so. Short ribs sides. looee,s7 70 Dry sailed
shoulders, boxed, So 90a6 CO.; short clear
sides. boxed, S. 05GS 10.
NEW YORK, Dec 2s-Coffee-Spot fair Rio
quiet at lSHc; options heavy, closing lower.
Sales $500 bags. December l6 scale s.; jar
uary is 35 91645; February IS 25Gl6 35; March
Is 259lf 35; April Is 150l6 %; May 16 1916 20;
June Is 95G16 10; July Is SIS; August Is 40@
10 IS: September Is 25; October sl4 Scala 90;
November "A 9O@14 50 Sugar firm but very
quiet; refined quiet and unchanged. Aolasses
dull; so test 24c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-29
Arrested for Forging Cheeks.
peoisl to the Gazette.

Speclsl 10 the S5SZelte'
CORsICANA, TEX, Dec. sc. L.
Adamson, claiming to be associate editor
Of the MeXia Democrat, was arrested to-
CAV upon two charges of forgery of checks
on the First National Bank OF Me1is.
He drew the checks IN the name of 8. NJ.
Kennedy, editor Of the Democrat, and
Purchased diamond ring from Hartwell,
!eWeler, sld q fine watch from Burnett.
He claimed to have been drunk. He was
convicted of the same offense at Austin
some the ago and was recently par
ooned by Governor Ross.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-29
Masonic Celebration at Baird.

Special to the Gazette.
BAIRD, TEX, Dec. 2S.-Yesterday be-
ing the Day set apart by the Masonic fra
ternity to celebrate the anniversary of
S.. John the Evangelist, at $3.50 p. m.
about eighty to leo Master Masons met at
their hall, formed procession, and IN
der orders of Dr.. D. J. Wilson, grand
marshal, marched 10 the court house
where Hons. J. n. Rushing and B. R.
Webb delivered able and appropriate ad-
dresses, after which the audience repair
ed to the Masonic hall where most mag
n!fsen: supper had been prepared by the
ladies', which al erjoyed hugely. It is
not every day in lie We are permitted to
gaze upon IS noble body of men as
formed the procession last night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-29
COTTON MARK BTS.
Rsoelpts at AI, united steteu Por.a.

New Orleans,
NEW ORLEANS. La. Dec, IS Cotton-Spof
closed steady and unchanged.
sales 1000 bales.
Stick 404 sos.
Low ordinary Sc; ordinary SIG; good ordi-
nary 915c; low middling 9 9-l6c; middling SIC;
good 1niddIirg lO14c; middltng fair 1880; fair
11sc.
Futures opened steady, closing quiet but
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-29
In Favor of Callahan County.

NtNNIeI 20 JUG OEA6ttt.
BAIRD, TEX, Dec. 2S.-The Supreme
court has decided that the Courthouse
Judgment sgainst j. Fl. Milliken 6 Co.
must stick. The amount, with costs, etc,
IS about 5000 in favor of Callahan
county, and the people rejoice and will
proceed TO collect the money at once.